2023 NYS Women's Senior & Super Senior Amateur Program

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NEW YORK STATE WOMEN’S SENIOR & SUPER SENIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS

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NYSGA Staff

President - Henry Fust, Onondaga G&CC

Bill Moore Executive Director

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General Counsel - Peter Jones, Drumlins CC

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NYSGA Executive Committee

Michael Dirkes Manager, Regional Associations

Shawn Baker, Oak Hill CC Lee Bearsch, Binghamton CC John Burns, Niagara Falls CC Ryan Gabel, Southern Dutchess CC Jim Gifford, Mohawk GC Megan Grehan, Hudson National GC Brent Herlihy, Glens Falls CC Lawrence Lessing, The Creek Christy Schultz, Oak Hill CC Frank Suits, Cortland CC Rich Weber, Brookfield CC Brian Williams, Winged Foot CC

Mark Ackley Manager, Course Rating Deb Spilman Manager, Special Events & Volunteer Operations Christopher Buerle Communications Intern Chrissy Van Allen USGA P.J. Boatwright, Jr. Intern Alexander King USGA P.J. Boatwright, Jr. Intern Damian Rodriguez USGA P.J. Boatwright, Jr. Intern

NYSGA Committee Norm Amyot Michael Aquino Fred Arliss Larry Arliss Gary Assad John Barry John Bartholomew David Beattie Al Belair Vic Bergsten Marci Bevilacqua Doreen Biviano John Blain Vincent Bonvino Chris Boynton Timothy Brady David Braunscheidel Gene Bullis John Bullis Ted Casey Sue Chambers Michael Chianelli Cory Ciambella Brian Clark Matt Clarke Andrew Conway James Cook Darrell Cornett Thomas Cotter George Cretekos Jerry Danielski John Davis Garrett Davitt Gordon Dewey Todd Dischinger Patric Donaghue Renato Donato Mike Donnelly Dick Dorgan Michael Drennen Georgia Dusckas

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WELCOME On behalf of the entire New York State Golf Association, welcome to the 70th Women’s Senior Amateur and 16th Women’s Super Senior Amateur Championships!

The NYSGA is pleased to join with the leadership and staff of Whiteface Club & Resort to provide a memorable challenge in crowning New York State’s women’s senior amateur and super senior amateur winners.

We are proud to return to this classic layout, which has been the host site of many memorable New York State Women’s Senior Amateur Championships throughout the decades, including eight consecutive championships f rom 1969-1976, as well as in 1979, 1982, 1983, 1987, 2007 and 2016.

We anticipate an exciting and memorable competition over the next couple of days, and the golf course and setup will surely challenge the players to utilize their full ability and skill.

I’d like to offer our thanks and appreciation to the management, club and pro shop staff, and especially the course grounds crew, whose combined efforts have provided us with this wonderful championship venue.

Finally, I’d like to thank our NYSGA staff and fantastic team of tournament volunteers, who work tirelessly to provide a f irst-class experience and support the talented players that participate in our competitions.

We hope you enjoy this year ’s championship and we appreciate your support of our association and tournaments. If there’s anything that we can do to make your experience more enjoyable, please don’t hesitate to reach out to one of the NYSGA staff.

Sincerely,

Henry W. Fust, President New York State Golf Association

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WHITEFACE CLUB & RESORT

No. 3 at the Whiteface Club & Resort

Experience the beauty and challenge of one of the Country’s oldest golf courses, steeped in over 100 years of rich history. Originally built in 1898, the course was redesigned by noted architect, John Van Kleek, who benef ited f rom the consultation of World Champion Walter Hagen.

With the Adirondack Mountains and pristine Lake Placid as its backdrop, the artistically designed course offers novices and pros alike a rewarding day. Its trademark clover leaf designed greens and bunkers illustrate the meticulous attention to details the architect provided.

The layout has been a longtime favorite for this NYSGA championship, with at one time the association leadership hosting eight consecutive championships (1969-1976) at the Adirondack gem established in 1898. The course also hosted Women’s Seniors 1979, 1982, 1983, 1987, 2007 and 2016, along with four Women’s Amateurs in 1959, 1963, 1966 and 1968.

Thank you to the staff at Whiteface for hosting this year’s championship!

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THE COURSE

1

2

310 YARDS

268 YARDS

PAR FOUR 277 YARDS

PAR FOUR 268 YARDS

3

4

153 YARDS

303 YARDS

PAR THREE 135 YARDS

PAR FOUR 303 YARDS

5

6

334 YARDS

385 YARDS

PAR FOUR 334 YARDS

PAR FIVE 385 YARDS

7

8

331 YARDS

164 YARDS

PAR FOUR 270 YARDS

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PAR THREE 148 YARDS

THE COURSE

9

10

350 YARDS

349 YARDS

PAR FOUR 333 YARDS

PAR FOUR 271 YARDS

11

12

135 YARDS

323 YARDS

PAR THREE 135 YARDS

PAR FOUR 313 YARDS

13

14

330 YARDS

113 YARDS

PAR FOUR 276 YARDS

PAR THREE 113 YARDS

15

16

360 YARDS

305 YARDS

PAR FOUR 332 YARDS

PAR FOUR 293 YARDS

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THE COURSE

17

18

368 YARDS

420 YARDS

PAR FIVE 368 YARDS

PAR FIVE 400 YARDS

PAR 71 5,301 YARDS 4,954 YARDS

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*Yardages above represent Senior (top) and Super Senior (bottom) respectively.

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PAST CHAMPIONS Past Champions of the New York State

Women’s Senior Amateur Championship Year Host Club

Champion

Year

Host Club

Champion

1953

Cherry Valley CC

Mrs. Van DeVanter Crisp, Locust Valley

1995

Caledonia CC

Linda Smythe, Oswego

1954

Saranac Inn

Mrs. Richard Hellman, Scarsdale

1996

Lockport Town CC

Sue Sims, Skaneateles

1955

Knollwood CC

Mrs. Jerome Herbert, Purchase

1997

Ballston Spa CC

Linda Hedges, Rochester

1956

Cortland CC

Mrs. Jerome Herbert, Purchase

1998

Thendara GC

Lancy Smith, Snyder

1957

Old Oaks CC

Mrs. Jerome Herbert, Purchase

1999

Inlet GC

Lancy Smith, Snyder

1958

Oneonta CC

Margaret Frank, Albany

2000

CC of Rochester

Michelle Marquis, Fayetteville

1959

Monroe GC

Mrs. John Pennington, Buffalo

2001

Elmira CC

Lancy Smith, Snyder

1960

Pelham CC

Ruth Torgerson, Garden City

2002

Shorewood CC

Lancy Smith, Snyder

1961

Binghamton CC

Ruth Torgerson, Garden City

2003

Thendara GC

Kathy Hunt, Clarence

1962

Teugega CC

Mrs. Anthony DeLiso, Woodstock

2004

Club at Villa Roma

Kathy Hunt, Clarence

1963

Ridgemont CC

Mrs. Anthony DeLiso, Woodstock

2005

Reservoir Creek GC

Maggie Kril, Spencerport

1964

Brookfield CC

Mrs. James Sherman, Utica

2006

Cedar Lake Club

Maggie Kril, Spencerport

1965

Lakeshore CC

Anne Coupe, Loudonville

2007

The Whiteface Club

Jan LaVigne, Penfield

1966

Wolferts Roost CC

Grace Ryan, Red Hook

2008

Holiday Valley CC

Kim Kaul, Colden

1967

Lake Placid Club

Anne Coupe, Loudonville

2009

Thendara GC

Teresa Cleland, Syracuse

1968

Midvale Golf & CC

Jean Trainor, Rochester

2010

Brookwoods CC

Teresa Cleland, Syracuse

1969

The Whiteface Club

Jean Trainor, Rochester

2011

Clifton Springs CC

Carina Watkins, Phoenix

1970

The Whiteface Club

Virginia Allen, Syracuse

2012

Shorewood CC

Sharyn Costello, Ithaca

1971

The Whiteface Club

Jean Trainor, Rochester

2013

Wayne Hills CC

Susan Kahler, Niskayuna

1972

The Whiteface Club

Nancy Rutter, Buffalo

2014

Kanon Valley CC

Nancy Kroll, Schenectady

1973

The Whiteface Club

Anne Coupe, Rochester

2015

Thendara GC

Kim Kaul, Colden

1974

The Whiteface Club

Anne Coupe, Rochester

2016

The Whiteface Club

Mary Sicard, Lake George

1975

The Whiteface Club

Virginia Allen, Syracuse

2017

Corning CC

Mary Sicard, Lake George

1976

The Whiteface Club

Jean Trainor, Rochester

2018

Thendara GC

Tammy Blyth, Pittsford

1977

Lake Placid Club

Jean Trainor, Rochester

2019

Bristol Harbour GC

Mary Sicard, Lake George

1978

Lake Placid Club

Jean Trainor, Rochester

2020

Suspended for COVID-19 pandemic

1979

The Whiteface Club

Margaret Nevil, Cooperstown

2021

Pinehaven CC

Kim Kaul, Colden

1980

Oneonta CC

Mrs. William Warren, Rochester

2022

Ranic GC

Susan Kahler, Saratoga Springs

1981

Bristol Harbor CC

Jean Trainor, Rochester

1982

The Whiteface Club

Jean Trainor, Rochester

1983

The Whiteface Club

Jean Trainor, Rochester

1984

Thendara GC

Frances Stearns, Poughkeepsie

1985

Vestal Hills CC

Frances Stearns, Poughkeepsie

1986

Deerfield CC

Frances Stearns, Poughkeepsie

1987

The Whiteface Club

Patricia McCormack, Old Forge

1988

Tan Tara GC

Frances Stearns, Poughkeepsie

1989

Onondaga G&CC

Lois Destalto, Saratoga Springs

1990

Bristol Harbor GC

Frances Stearns, Poughkeepsie

1991

Pinehaven CC

Frances Stearns, Poughkeepsie

1992

Colonie G&CC

Anne Ralph, Rochester

1993

Dutchess G&CC

Sue Sims, Skaneateles

1994

Cavalry Club

Sue Sims, Skaneateles

Past Champions of the New York State

Women’s Super Senior Amateur Championship Year Host Club

Champion

2007

The Whiteface Club

Gail Brophy, Saratoga Springs

2008

Holiday Valley CC

Gail Brophy, Saratoga Springs

2009

Thendara GC

Sandra Wood, Ithaca

2010

Brookwoods CC

Sandra Wood, Ithaca

2011

Clifton Springs CC

Sandra Wood, Ithaca

2012

Shorewood CC

Sharyn Costello, Ithaca

2013

Wayne Hills CC

Sharyn Costello, Ithaca

2014

Kanon Valley CC

Michelle Marquis, Fayetteville

2015

Thendara GC

Cecily Havens, Syracuse

2016

The Whiteface Club

Cecily Havens, Syracuse

2017

Corning CC

Sandra Wood, Ithaca

2018

Thendara GC

Ronnie Levine-Ribble, Penfield

2019

Bristol Harbour GC

Kitty Colliflower, Rochester

2020

Suspended due to COVID-19 pandemic

2021

Pinehaven CC

Mary Jo Kelly, Loudonville

2022

Ranic GC

Mary Jo Kelly, Loudonville

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PLAYER INFORMATION Entries

The Championship is open to female amateur golfers. Players must be a member of the NYSGA, defined as either belonging to an NYSGA member club or an NYSGA eClub (NYS residency required of eClub members). Players must be at least 50 years old as of August 22, 2023 and must have an up-to-date USGA Handicap Index issued by their NYSGA member club.

Format

70th NYS Women’s Senior - Stroke Play, 36 Holes 16th NYS Women’s Super Senior - Stroke Play, 36 Holes

Ties

In the event of a tie for either Championship, a sudden-death playoff will be held immediately following play.

Schedule of Events Monday, August 21 8:00am.............… Registration opens 8:59am-2:00pm...... Practice round tee times 6:00pm............... Cocktail reception 7:00pm............... Contestant dinner Tuesday, August 22 10:00am….......… Round 1 (shotgun start) Wednesday, August 23 10:00am…......… Round 2 (shotgun start) 3:00pm.............. Awards ceremony

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Trophies for the NYS Women’s Senior Amateur Championships.

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KAHLER RECLAIMS WOMEN’S SENIOR CROWN AT RANIC Kahler won her first title since 2013 by three strokes at RaNic Golf Club.

In a runaway victory, Ballston Spa Country Club’s Susan Kahler claimed her second NYS Women’s Senior Amateur title at RaNic Golf Club in Ithaca, N.Y. PLACE

NAME

CLUB

SCORE

1

Susan Kahler

Ballston Spa CC

73-78--151 (+7)

T2

Carolyn Mancini

Binghamton CC

76-78--154 (+10)

T2

Mary Scatena

Pinehaven CC

78-76--154 (+10)

T4

Teresa Cleland

Bellevue CC

80-80--160 (+16)

T4

Christy Malo

Park CC

81-79--160 (+16)

The 2013 champion came into the final round with a three-stroke cushion and never surrendered the lead. She finished at 7-over 73-78-151.

This championship makes it four New York State titles for Kahler. In addition to her 2013 Women’s Senior, she captured the 2013 and 2014 NYS Mixed Team Championships with her brother Gary.

The front nine was not without blemishes for Kahler, who also won the 2022 Northeast Women’s Golf Association championship. She started by going bogey-bogey on her first two holes and made the turn at 5-over for the round.

“I was nervous to start,” the Union College assistant women’s golf coach said. “I knew I had a the shot lead, which can disappear in an instant … my putter wasn’t working nearly as well as it was yesterday.”

A birdie on no. 10 helped settle Kahler down and she Susan Kahler

shot 1-over on the back nine to win comfortably by three strokes.

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2022 CHAMPIONSHIP “It means so much to me,” Kahler said. “I’m 64-years-old and every year new gals come in … It’s another feather, I just appreciate the game and I love the game. I thank my father for teaching me the game.

He’s still around at 93 and called me right after the round to congratulate me and that means a tremendous amount.”

Carolyn Mancini

Teresa Cleland

Two players in Kahler’s group finished tied for second place, including her close friend Mary Scatena, of Pinehaven Country Club. Scatena and Carolyn Mancini, of Binghamton Country Club, both finished the tournament at 10-over 154.

Two-time Women’s Senior champion Teresa Cleland of Bellevue Country Club made yet another appearance in the top five this year. She finished tied for fourth place with Christy Malo, of Park Country Club, at 16-over.

This was Kahler’s last shot at the Anne Coupe Cup, as she will be able to compete in the super senior in 2023.

Christy Malo

Mary Scatena

The course was set up at 5,401 yards and played to a par of 72 for the senior division on Wednesday.

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KELLY WINS BACK-TO-BACK SUPER SENIOR TITLES Kelly won on the final hole of the championship to go back-to-back

The 15th NYS Women’s Super Senior Amateur Championship came down to the wire at RaNic. PLACE

NAME

CLUB

SCORE

1

Mary Jo Kelly

Wolferts Roost CC

81-77--158 (+14)

2

Barbara Harrison

Oswego CC

81-78--159 (+15)

T3

Karen Feldman

Columbia G&CC

78-82--160 (+16)

T3

Kathy Harkins

Ballston Spa CC

77-83--160 (+16)

5

Sharyn Costello

Cornell University GC

85-78--163 (+19)

The lead group of Columbia Golf & Country Club’s Karen Feldman, Ballston Spa Country Club’s Kathy Harkins, Oswego Country Club’s Barbara Harrison and defending champion Mary Jo Kelly, of Wolfert’s Roost Country Club, all walked up to the 18th tee in contention.

Harrison held a one-stroke lead over Kelly as none of the approach shots found the green. Feldman needed a birdie to give herself a chance but was unable to chip in, and settled for par.

Harkins was unable to get up and down and finished out her final round with a bogey to take her out of contention for the title.

That left just Harrison and Kelly with a chance to claim the championship. Kelly got her chip close after Harrison missed her par putt, leaving her with three feet for bogey, but her bogey putt lipped out and give Kelly an opportunity to win.

Kelly calmly poured in her par putt and walked off Mary Jo Kelly

the green victorious for the second straight year.

The Wolferts Roost product is now a three-time

New York state champion, she claimed a state Women’s Amateur title in 1980.

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2022 CHAMPIONSHIP Kelly’s front-nine was nothing to write home about, but she turned it around down the stretch to get right back in the mix.

“It was a tough 18 holes yesterday and a tough front nine today,” Kelly said. “I really was getting ready to think that I had to retire from competitive golf because I didn’t know whether I had the nerve anymore around the green.

When we made the turn, I said ‘okay, let’s finish strong’ and I opened 10 with a birdie.”

Harrison’s day was almost the polar opposite of Kelly’s. She came out of the gates scorching hot, going 1-under on the front. Her back nine was less impressive, as she fell back to earth.

She bogeyed four-straight before her double bogey on 18, which ultimately handed Kelly Barbara Harrison

the title.

“I tried to stay moment to moment, tried to

stay shot to shot and not think about that pressure,” Harrison said. “[Kelly] is a great competitor, she didn’t play well on the front, but she stuck with it, and I had a really bad miss on 18. It happens, it’s my own fault.”

Harrison played so well on the front that Kelly didn’t know she had won.

“I didn’t even know I was in the middle of anything,” Kelly said. “I thought I was four or five strokes behind.”

Karen Feldman

Kathy Harkins

Harkins, who held the lead after round one, and Feldman both finished at 16-over 160 and tied for third.

Coming in at fifth place, with a final round 78, was Cornell University Golf Course’s Sharyn Costello. She finished at 19-over, playing right next door to her home course.

For the super senior division, the course played at 5,057 yards and to a par of 72.

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